l2edneck
Small Job Specialist
What chains do you run?(recommend)I run 63pm1-52DL on my climbing saw(echo 340)33RSC 84 on my MS390. B78 oregon on my 4400 (recently upgraded the 4400 B&C ill look tomorrow)Just want some feed back to compare.Thank you
Pro chains?
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Ed*L
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I run the regular pm chain on my MS192t. I haven't had the saw very long but I'm pleased with it so far. It will chatter a little when cutting petrified dead elm though.
The 046 (.375 pitch) & 084 (.404") run rapid super & the .325 pitch saws get Oregon 34lg.
My Dad still runs 1/4" pitch on his 020 tail handle saws.
Ed
The 046 (.375 pitch) & 084 (.404") run rapid super & the .325 pitch saws get Oregon 34lg.
My Dad still runs 1/4" pitch on his 020 tail handle saws.
Ed
John Paul Sanborn
Above average climber
Ed*L said:
On the big saw 3/4 .050 full chisle skip. The full chisle skip is what I care about. I just bought some loops for it so i know the pitch and guage.
I have a narrow curf non safety on my 346, the other numbers are greek to me. I'm not a saw nut. Narrow curf only comes in semi chisle, which I hate.
elmnut
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John Paul Sanborn said:
kerf
xtremetrees
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After 12 yrs sawing, I bought my first full comp skip tooth. It cuts faster and jumps a little more but not that noticable to cause alarm when sawing. I always use two hands no matter what!
John Paul Sanborn
Above average climber
elmnut said:
Directory > Words > Dictionary
kerf (kûrf) pronunciation
n.
1. A groove or notch made by a cutting tool, such as a saw or an ax.
2. The width of a groove made by a cutting tool.
[Middle English, from Old English cyrf, a cutting.]
After using the other spelling for 10 years .....
SawTroll
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So would I, if I had one - PM1 is crap!Ed*L said:
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